Haha, I just wrote a post a few days ago, and I will tell you from my personal experience: It is suitable to listen to the kind of melodious and short music when getting started with classical music. Listen to big books at the beginning. The work is obviously inappropriate.

I also compiled some by the way:

01, Saint-Sa?ns: The Swan (selected from "Carnival of the Animals"), Dance of the Skeletons

02, Schubert: Serenade (selected from "The Carnival of the Animals") "Swan Song"), musical moments in F minor

03, Beethoven: For Alice, the first movement of the Symphony of Destiny, the first movement of Moonlight Piano Sonata

04, Mozart: Little Star Variations, Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major (K.448), Turkish March

05, Rossini: "William Tell" Overture

06, Schumann : The Happy Farmer, Fantasy

07, Bach: Aria on the G string,

08, Bach/Gounod: Ave Maria

09, Victoria Vardi: "The Four Seasons" Violin Concerto

10. Wagner: Ride of the Valkyries, Wedding March (from "Lohengrin")

11. Elgar: A tribute of love

12. Jonathan: Cuckoo Waltz

13. Tchaikovsky: Four Little Swans (from "Swan Lake"), 1812 Overture, Neapolitan Dances

14. Dinicu: Jumping Hora

15. Bizet: Song of the Matador (from Carmen), Minuet (from "La Vila Allais" "Girl Suite No. 2")

16. Smetana: Vltava River (from "My Motherland")

17. Paganini: Imitation Rondo of Bells, Infinite Motion

18. Liszt: Bells, Dream of Love

19. Chopin: Prelude to Raindrops, Puppy Waltz

20. Mendelssohn: On the Wings of Song, Wedding March (from "A Midsummer Night's Dream"), Venetian Barcarolle No. 2

21. Johann Strauss: The Blue Danube , Chatting Polka

22. Johann Strauss Sr.: Radesky March

23. Dvo?ák: Humor

24. Glinka: Skylark

25. Weber: Invitation to Dance

26. Sarasate: Song of the Wanderer

27. Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue

28. Haydn: Andante Cantabile (Second Movement of String Quartet in F major)

29. Bernstein: Marlboro March 30. Pachelbel: Canon< /p>

31. Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf

32. Korsakov: Flight of the Bumblebee

33. Grieg: To Spring< /p>

34. Offen Bach: Overture to Heaven and Hell

35. Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 5, Lullaby

36. Debussy : Moonlight, Puppet Walk

37. Rachmaninov: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini

38. Chabrier: Golden Wedding

40. Bacchini: Dance of the Demons

41. Anderson: Carriage, Typewriter, Sarabande

42. Ravel: Bolero

43. Verdi: Drinking Song (from La Traviata)

44. Mussorgsky : Night on the Barren Mountains

45. Khachaturian: Saber Dance

46. Pierband: Jingle Bells

47. Badarchev Ska: A Girl's Prayer

This post is purely compiled by me. Senior music fans please take a detour, haha